Picturenaut. A Free HDR (high dynamic range) Software

- April 3rd, 2010 @ The Lone Urbanist

Picturenaut is a free High Dynamic Range (HDR) software. Yes free, can you believe that? The hdr photo on my earlier post was processed using Picturenaut. I have not fully tested it, but I find it more powerful compare to the HDR tool available on Adobe Photoshop CS3. It’s ability to align images is excellent. It’s no Photomatix Pro, but it can get the job done. Me, I like it. Try it, I’m sure you’ll like it too and best of all, it’s free. Free is always good, right?

Above is a snapshot of the Picturenaut V3 interface.

When I find the time I’ll post a step by step instructions on how I did this real-life hdr photo.

Department of Agriculture - First HDR Photo Using Photoshop CS3

Too Late for Sunset - HDR

HDR Saves the Day. The BLH Approach(Bracket Like Hell).

The Fisherman - Todays Flickr Post

Woodrow Wilson Bridge

Old Town Alexandria Seaport Center in Black and White HDR

HDR Photo of 1350 I Street Bldg in NW DC

HDR Photo of A Hawk

Tags: hdr, hdr software, high dynamic range, picturenaut, software

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